Northwestern Oklahoma State's Relina Johnson delivered in the clutch again as the Rangers defeated Southeastern Oklahoma State in Percefull Fieldhouse Thursday night 69-67. Johnson's last second theatrics gave her the final glory, but her teammates Kalea King and Kamera Bozeman had incredible games as well collecting 15 and 14 points, respectively.

Johnson also pitched in 14 on the night, while pulling down seven boards. Both teams started off the game on the attack and traded hits over the first few minutes of play. Southeastern was the first to pull away, going on an 8-0 run starting at the 11:09 mark. The black-and-red quickly recovered from the eight-point deficit however as they went on a 19-3 run to end the first period and take an 8-point lead into the break. The Rangers had one of their better first halves of the year Thursday night, where they put up 37 on the visiting Savage Storm, allowing only 29. Northwestern was led by Kamera Bozeman who had a huge 12-point first half and was 5-of-7 doing so. Freshman Kalea King was no slouch either, putting eight points on the board, while nabbing four rebounds.

The two Rangers helped their team to a 48 percent shooting half, following a combined 9-for-13 half. Coming out of the break, the Savage Storm were on fire, starting on a 6-0 run. Northwestern's lack of offense in the early going led to the third tie of the ballgame at the 13:11 mark. With 11:17 to play, Northwestern was issued its first technical foul of the evening in which Savage Storm's top scorer, Emily Williams knocked down both free shots to cut the lead to one. The second tech came with three minutes left to play. The Rangers were able to maintain the advantage until the 5:50 mark where they went behind for just the third time all game.

The last five minutes of play were incredible and it came down to the final few hundredths of a second when Johnson would collect the pass from Jonae Isaac and sink the buzzer beating three pointer to end it.